1. Multibunch beam stability in damping ring (Proposal of multibunch operation week in October) 2010. 07.02 K. Kubo

2. Need stable multibunch beam for ATF2, Final Focus demonstration –especially the goal 2, beam position stability < 2 nm at “IP”. (this is 5% of beam size) FONT, bunch by bunch feedback demonstration Fast ion instability studies,,,,,

3. Unstable multibunch beam -1 In 3 train operation (1 bunch/train) –Vertical oscillation (horizontal and/or longitudinal too?) –Vertical beam size blowup by X-ray profile monitor (20 ms gate) –Bunch to bunch (uncorrelated) jitter observed in FONT study –Sometimes stable. (May depend on chromaticity ???) –Insensitive to slight change of tunes (?) –No clear explanation two trains look stable three trains unstable inject last bunch

4. Unstable multibunch beam -2 Multibunch/train operation –Longitudinal oscillation in tail bunches Amplitude depend on intensity Observed by streak camera –Vertical motion was stable at low intensity in past studies. Beam size measured by DR Laser Wire For high intensity, unstable, which we suspected to be fast ion instability According to simulations, Cavity wakefield should not cause coupled bunch instabilities. It is difficult to explain. Need more experimental information

5. Studies for multibunch - 1 Survey parameters Bunch fill pattern: number of bunches, number of trains Bunch intensity Tune and chromaticity Orbit RF voltage RF frequency Parameters of RF feedback Some of past observations look inconsistent each others. More systematic study will be necessary.

6. Studies for multibunch - 2 Measure oscillations in detail Frequencies of oscillation, by spectrum analyzer –It looks easy, if the oscillation is from a narrow resonance (?) Turn-by-turn BPM –We can measure TBT of one selected bunch (T.Naito) –FONT group can provide BBB TBT position (P.Burrows) Need some works. Some more simulations, if necessary.

7. Other thing to be done for stable beam in EXT Check effectiveness of feed-forward using FONT like system –Measure correlation between DR (last turn) and EXT orbits (Need some work for synchronize monitors in DR and EXT.)

8. Multibunch injection Need high current injection tuning Recently, only N~0.1E10/bunch can be injected and stored in DR Establishing tuning procedure is important too Why multibunch injection is difficult? Possible bunch to bunch energy difference. Effects of transient beam loading of RF cavities –During injection, transient beam loading causes synchrotron oscillation and reduce energy acceptance. Effects of transient transverse wakefield of RF cavities –Reduce transverse orbit error acceptance

9. Proposal of “multibunch operation week” In October 2010, one week dedicated to multibunch studies –Perform experimental studies listed in previous slides Probably, about 16 hours/day, 4 days (depends on manpower) –Probably week of Oct. 25. Need more detailed plans. –Have meeting of a small group

10. Summary Multibunch instabilities have been observed –3 train (single bunch/train) and multibunch (single train) –Need systematic studies Survey parameters Measure oscillation in detail (with BBB TBT BPMs) Injection tuning also needs to be studied. Dedicated 1 week of multibunch operation is proposed.

11. Buck up slides

12. Longitudinal oscillation in tail bunches Streak camera, Multi bunch single train Horizontal axis: long range time Vertical: short range time Each line is from one bunch. (Should be flat for stable bunch) Tail bunches oscillate larger than head bunches. [by Naito] Each line shows on bunch in a train, not in order.

13. Transient transverse oscillation growth Can be explained by cavity wakefield Effectively increase damping time, but should be damped at last. by Naito

14. Single bunch - measured longitudinal jitter Energy:  E =  x /  at any location in DR Use as many BPMs Energy deviation is expressed as assuming all BPM have the same resolution. The shape (Non-Gaussian) of distribution suggests synchrotron oscillation. RMS is about 1.4E-4. (Natural energy spread ~ 5E-4)

15. Single bunch - measured transverse jitter east+westeast-westcorrelateduncorrelated x cos-like ( a )6.114e-6,3.130e-62.62e-61.57e-6 x sin-like ( b )5.976e-63.739e-62.33e-61.87e-6 y cos-like ( a )6.244e-65.942e-60.96e-62.97e-6 y sin-like ( b )3.305e-63.982e-6Imaginary1.99e-6 Fit a and b for each pulse, using measured position at i-th BPM as East arc and west arc, separately Correlated: Real betatron oscillation Uncorrelated: Noise (limit of measurement)  Horizontal oscillation: 0.1  _x (if emittance = 1 nm)  Vertical oscillation: < 0.5  _y (if emittance = 4 pm)